A Graphical Solution of the Matching Problem in Closed-Cycle Gas Turbine Plants
graphicalsolutio45vavr.pdf (1.658Mb)Abstract
The paper describes a graphical method for the
solution of the matching problem in gas turbine plants.
The method is used to investigate the conditions in a
closed-cycle system similar to that of the ML-1 nuclear
gas turbine plant of Aerojet-General Nucleonics. It is
shown that proper matching of the turbomachines with a
given system is of great importance to obtain the best
possible performance.
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Technical Report No. 65-3Related items
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